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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
U0RDS or SYMPATHY ron MRS LOGAN

LETTERS OF CONDoLENCE FROM MIX AID WOMEN
N All. TuE WALKS OF LIFE
W,s'uVcToN. Jan. Notes and letters from personal
friends of her late husband and herself IN all walks OF
he and from n parts o the land arc ~ coming Ia Mira
In These have kept under her personal guardian
shin hcr first thought being that only In her stricken
h.nt an In those ~ her children. could such words ind
apurceiaun Now. however. when she has learheh no"
mn, her snrrow II shared 10y all the Nation she has
listened to the counsel al her family aud nearest friends
and has surrendered them 10 be gathered with the
thousands OF -briccr but nocss sympathetic
int, Incu olinl volume witness OF the innc and honor
co,,, 10 her husband by the public well - tie lo'o
and esteem with which he filed the hearts OF those who
know him best The following few OF those earliest
received:
EXECUTIVE VI ANsioN. WASHINGTON.
MY Dy,R MRS. InGANt Wraro create si9'e !" 81
nc ,re A. h,, 2G to S S' tho no Sat w wits, yos
To- know Ia hert, tl.ci With the e. pest Wiai
~ You NY ~ h",as " w." IL ~ an leg. mS to LAY
tLat a To- h., .ympathy your errai ami ton
his Own srief loss h'nor~ an e.tss.ed ;rcnd
Ia dc,rost symrAths. your nan. FE.NcfS FCLkyEtAp
MENTOR. OHIO. Dec. q. 1896
vonr rrra sorrow .ni 81 Nations loss In deep
est sympathy Al" most '''''H iTCRru, II. GARriRrp.
WASHINGTON. u. e.. Dee. ~ 1856
dc"t OF yonr uS,rous hus and has been sra sh"9A ." al
who sne% @ ana 10 t ere Pos los. TO the Army Of
patiot aud statesman, and ohser, ting ms many
auauiies aud admirable TRAITS OF vIa,"i' y,i fa1y
WITH great respect So"' ''''""' NELSON A. MIlKs
FrCrwoop -. lSs6
MyprAR Mrs LOGAN. such poor measure rs >" e"id
%rg% . VIM sGn iH h S dsScn Your
itn.' ~pI neral Log siauns whom oovrt place ~i
nppt%a' +i tonshts Of nole follow with more Pro
ooui NOR Iesprcra sympathy ''i .fmrGxE GH,sT
NEW oRK sunday. e l&
MY oeAy The % 10. plp n "% %s e ' sS
1ions would tessaph serr It 30, s @yo
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by the predecessors OF the present Board dur
ing four months previous Ia NAV L, LOT
Which thcy received S2556l5. For the eight
months following 5316 issued for which S3eo3l5
was receives and "a licenses were issued 10y MeSSis
Uanchton and Morris while they held possession OF the
oncc ana assumed to act commissioner 81 EXCISE
from MAY TO july Z. for Which they received Si'Cu
grade of lrcnsc to sell ale. beer and wine
AZ a lower rate than SO The present
ale and beer license /, gao Many applications for
trcIses have been refused. Under the law nil appia-
lions fpr license have been refused whenever any musical
on hcr given or intended IA he given
The Board has determined inroaSe 81 the zee Tor
license to sell sptuour liquors with ale. beer and wine'
which will result IN larger revenue.
The Board las also .nhhrr 'oh>iWrh'h'i
m, nucston OF rS'. several grades oi licenses for
sorch.epcr tho,, who sell BY the bottle or ease not To
br drunk on The premises The I0irt also thinks thdt
Vantage would result from modification Of the law
permitting TIE grating ol licenses ior short term
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

NA-hi>1i">' NW"uifs' Jtii L. i-N'
DEBT REDUCrIoS.-Thc public de0t statement 10 20
issucd Monday will probably show reduction in tbs
debt during the Last month of little over %3,OJOoOp
ARMY ORDEgs-Thc resignation Of Captain Francis V.
Greene Corps Of Engineers. has been accepted. 10 tko
effect TO-DAY. The leave Of ab>en0c ~ Captain W. ":
Rogers 9Th infantry. his been extended six mon -, AMI
that of Second Lieutenant Charles ii. stevens has been
extended two months
OfFICERs' PAy.-Thc Paymaster-Cicneral " the Army
will soon issue "A circular Informing oiccrs THAI he VIII
scte clun- tling iron the decision Of ia" second
Controller in the kOdmau ease. Tire toIt!oltr dcr4dct
that grsu. trs or the Military Academy only
titled To- the pay of cadets ro!n oate ~ graduation 10
date OF acceptance OF conrii-sOn sccOni E"uen Mt
II ha been the custom 10 pay the graduates sceUnt
heurnants from the date of graduation. and In coa,c.
qIence all the on were require tJrvfan. the dpDt
oycrirawu. The recent gct Of Congress rcnless TIE Con-
trullcr's decision Void.
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MR.. MOODYS FORK IN CHICAGO.

HE RECOMMENDS A SCOOP SHOVEL INSTEAD OF
TEASPOON TO HELP ON THE REFORM.
CHICAGO, Jan. l { pectaD.-Dwisht L. Moody tho
evangelist renewed his revival work here last night
which WAS interrupted by the riots last May Nearly
600 people we've crowded into the First Congregational
Church to hear him. Mr. Moody said no
had b.,ome tired OF going churches aud seeing good
nsi.nrr, sho never tlaed themselves Ihe American
noe we're good isteneIs lie said. but when one wanted
tnsi 10 20 ou talN there not one oat OF ten VINO
woud iii his unger. Ny mission la Chicago, he con
tinued much TO preach as TO get people TO 20
ont Nv mind goes out 10 tue grand meetings held nero
onr before ana aIIer the great lire. Tonight am 20
ing 10 give you chance To 40 something
besides listen; | am going to take up.
na.tor here said he'd give 200. We going 10
ass he rhurch members and nonchurch members To
give We want hundred missionaries right III ,h'aso
ghe fact is you've been working teasi DON Mhen you
ought to have been WORKING scoop shovel with all the
wealthy men IN your city $lOOOOUO Is not TOO nuch 10
raise The plan around 10 the people "ho 'suh"s
come ONT what gvdiy women 10 10 iAhi ih'y
TIE houses OF poor ana take care oi the children a,
LEI line nuthsrs 20 10 churh don't be eNe theie ~n w
| many enpty pews II that Is done. want al o 90
wnai they can ana don't you believe loVo WI. oc a ~,
yerIed i'm month"; II you cannot convert one peS'"' "
| iea 4 there La something WRONG . ,, Al, Al,
sud,ieuiy breaking OF from his discourse MT. s'ny
saJe Nil the usher please .et N ptte aiti ohe
- 20, to sle.p; talk while man Is ahp
Nj, Moody expects he able TO collect large "iA
rho endow ment of school IN Chicago or 'he e'a'
| cation of local missionary wurkeis
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THEATRICAL MAsAGrRs WELL PLEASED.

The weather yesterday afternoon seemed TO pay
into the hands OF the theatrical managers Ia, sudden
law rendered Iocomtion hucomior, able that many
people who would otherwise have spent the Afternoon
walking or driving determined TO 20 10 the theatre
As cOnsod uonce the places OF amusement were all
well Glloo. M Daly aud MI. Palmer were probably
IN the bead for both Lad overlooking houses At TIA
Casino Ermnie" WIS as well patrOnLcG as usual,
WHINE Mr.. narrgan had New Years greeting non
ma lricuas WnO LIED the Park Theatre.
Miss Noaep made meTrpcat az the Standard Tor the
many who cliIe 10 sre " he SchOOmlstIcss, WHINE
Waiacks aLd the Bjou, the one witt old comedy. the
other with m0ucrm free. were well patrOnizcd. At
tbc Lyccum VI ~, Dauvrny and her pira~ant company
founa as usual crowded bOu'e To welcome them IN
Scrap ol Paper" aud furIber up Fourih-avc. n
steady stream OF people poured into the MADISON
: re Garden 10 sce bufaiO bll NiblOs and the
Grand Opera House packed, and tar uptown he
iiarem Theatre CoHlGue neld laige and evidently
Delighted audience.
Al the Fourteenth Street Theatre Mr. and Mrs.
George = Knight caused abundanl laughter, while IN
Brooklyn toe National opera sang 10 an audience
vaich Yaa large aud enthusiastic. la the EVENING"
the theatres were more largely patGonlLed, and
tne Ntw Year opened auspciously all AROUND io-
those who provide amusement Tor the PuOc.
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CRY pEPIE7MENTS ToR 4 YEAR.
WORK poNr ~ purrErNr BRANCHES oF THE Mt

WORK poNr ~ purrE.Nr BRANCHES oF THE Mu-
NI,IrNL GoN LENAIENE
The following i. mn abstract Of the work OF the 'ity
Chant ,laus On,e durinr last year. The cash receipts
~ thc cav Ticn.ury have exceeded oOoo0J0, and
the endorsements ~77jop0oO. More tlinn 1900
warrants aad about 1919 checks have been
entered AMI signed by tie Chamberlain Interest
on registered securities ~ the city has been
paid nul TO The amount ol 100000 The accounts for
the n-ca year ending November 30 have within week
past been cNaInr, hS the Commi~s ou"rs ~ Accounts
nnd pronounced 10 cent IN the department o
cour, money lu a,cfae ol $1,000 O1Jin cosn ai srt
ines Ia. been hand curing the year The sum OF
- 300 600 j. now Invested IN bonds and mortgage rc"
ilne Ia the persons Interested Income of 40 per cent
The Interest on Trust Company deposits has been raised
Ia = yer cent. The annual reports required to hc ~ ode
and He'd lih each court AID VITA tie County ctk nave
been prepared AMI nlrd. showing tho exact condition ot
each of the 500 accounts ~ tho ONCE.
1hc amount eli work done In the Law Department III
lSSG WHs nf that done IN previous year on
record The following 1, comparison With tha' d"hc ia
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Mcor-ADr.s coMpOsURE UNBROKEy.

Tx-Alderman McQuade spent his first New Years Day
under lock and key yesterday with considerable outward
compos,,re whatever may have been his mental condi
ton The advent OF the warden, who called on him
twice during day. did not to wake much
ia his breast rs 1t did in the warisns since, In
any case e does not expect to enjoy the hospitality of
the coneenial Fatty Tor any length Of time McQuade
received number Of calls during the day romhs friends
Among the number his wife, Thomas Costgan Will
lam r. Mitchell and Thomas W. Byrnes All day Friday
ne had been expecting favorable decision from Justice
for stay OF proceedings which
was going In Brooklyn. When word came that tie
Justice had reserved his decision which eonld not there
fore the best hdcverrd before Monday he received
fine news with n resigned shrug o the shoulders The
subject WAS avoided referred 10 only casually In his
conversation Yesterday aud lie tined in his usual
ner having his food up hs room from the wardens
table.
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PLAYING fOOTBALL ~ rHE SNOW.

FAIL KINER Jan ! t'7cciaD.-An exciting game Of
football for the championship of the United states &C.
Cured ON the North md Grounds here this afternoon be-
tween the o. " T. Club of Newark j.. and The Ovels.
OF this city, The visitors Won the toss and secuted the
first goal Ia minutes and after twenty
minutes Of desperate playing sent the bali home white
washing" the Eovers Both leans played good games,
hui Inc grounds In miserable condition being
partly covered With snow and wafer Twelve hundred
persons Witnessed the contest ana hrsc sums of money
we're waccrcd ON the result The visitors departed for
NcwY0rk night The next game ga the series Ill be
nlayed ia Newark.
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ACCIDENTS on NEW yEAEs MORNING.

While the New Year was b'ing ushered IN with the
ringing OF bells blowing oil horns AID whistles and tho
banging OF firearms throdg out the city, several
accidents occurred Patrick Mauge, or No. III West
st., VINO had drunk much liquor, fell down stars
and was killed. William Owens tell out OF window
at No. 8 Clinton-place and broke his head. While
John Fnker was sitting at front window OF his
huss nj No 800 East Seventy -elghth-st., bullet
s,ruok him uader the lett ear and wounded HIM
seyerely There much shooting going on at the
time that he 90 aid not tell who tired this snot. Mrs
Hanush brickley, OF No. 81 Msdison-st.. who hads
80 listening 70 TIE TRINITY Church chimes, tell on u
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rur TELEPHONE SUIT IN MASSACHUSETTS.

WAsiNoroS, Jan. The Government telephone
amt In Massachusetts Will be brought directly against the
hi ,,,,,,tv Al Boston us there subordinate
commands, An Massachusetts. Otherwise the 6L Will DO
,lnr 10 that nled by the Government In the Columbus
suit II Is expected that the pspers viii be printed next
week and sent TO Disct-Atorney sterns ~ Sostonwho
will ills them Judge Nelson. OF the District Court ana
IpdOe ,ot OF the Circuit Court Will try the caso Is
o, yet known whether not Justice Gray, OF the ohi.u
sit,. supreme Court. whose circuit includes boston VIII
tad. nat in the hearing which Will probably DO set GOWN
for ~, spriux term. beginning In MAJ next
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.rnr r1,Nn roR MRS LoGAN GROwING.

WASHINGTON Jan AIRS Logan received to-day from
William Penn Nixon managerot The Chca3o Inter ced
the sum of So 300 which is the result of the first days
subscription ia Chicago The checks were made payable 10
Mrs losnns own order, IL being the wish OF the SUP
sr,r, Int the money should not be placed IN trust
tnplnu George L. Lemon, % TINS ey To-Day ieoeiyNu
rho following additional subscriptions 10 Tue tunu Tor MIS-
t",an. luIge Henry Hilton Of Ncw-l York, S-,OUO
WGileaw leid ID. q. Mills ana c. T. Huntington, oi New
VnrL sl 600 each C. L. Mggee. OF Pttsb'iig 800 john
King New-l ork, $l0O-maSing IL total OF about
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slippery walk at Broadway and Maidon-iane anu

tIippcry walk at Broadway anu "H'uon ""' ""o
broke her leg. Attic,
Henry Rynnrd, of No. ~ Frankiin-st.. Brooklyn
white trying to get on o Roosevelt Street ierry1oa.
fell mt tine East River He was ished out unhurt
and sent home In dry clothes. John Armstrong
special policeman in the employ OF the HON e.
Electric and Protective Company was 1ounu ~
Tourth-aye and Ninety econd-st, suffering from
severe seap wound which lie could not account for
Some persons rccklessy fred II shot &c the hot .
Normandie from house in the rear az m'dn;ght. Inc
buIe, .truek Mrs Adele Diiler, age twenty-five who
was in n room on the fourth floor OF the hotel odging
IN her shonIder and INJECTING painful but not dam
gerous wound The police were not able 10 hnd out
"a ho fred the slot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02

NATIONAL BANK AND LEGALTENDER NOTES
WARRINGTON Jan The following Ia statement OK
tho Controller Of the Currency showing the amounts OF
National bank notes and Of egaltender notes ontstana
ag at the dates VI passage Of the acts Of June ~
AsyA January ~ 1874 and May 81 ls7s oSssass WIN
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THE MEASLES EPlDElIC ABlTING.

There indications last week that the epidemic az
measles In the city had begun 10 abatc II was said That
the disease had run It, In many families aud tcnc
ment HOUSES and that the danger OF cOntaOu had been
material lcssened The reported al the sanitary
Bureau twenty nine less than during tie week end
ing December % The sixty three persons VINO dCd from
measles la,t week probably had been III longer than q
week, and ne deaths next ~eeA can bc expected 10 ihl
below that number Following Is record oil contagious
Gi.Nases ID the city lOr Two weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02

The growth OF the Consolidated stock and Petroleum
Exchange In the last year Is well shown IN the hgur-
prepared by Assissn Secretary Lewis steady Ell
largemert has taken place the railroad stock depart
mcnt the cearan FOR each month Oi lN>G Occcn or
helm Y csfl being Il follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02

RosroX CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
posrox Ian l-rollcwag Is tho Clearing House si9tc-
man, Exchanges. $l0 49, 76i balances S2ool.aoo'
rar IN. week. exchanges 49,. 4si.6s5 balances a
n aS6 O0O For the corresponding MEEK !" 1907 "a
uhsngeA Ssl, 6&7 ,205 balances SAV'oS"''S~
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po1tcr pprctyCrs ALL CHANGED ABOUT.

POLICE PRECINCTS ALL CHANGED ABOUT
There WAS an extensive change IN the numbers on
police stations precinct hotters yesterday according
o the recent orders oi the Police Boari ness 49, "f
telegraph calls into effect al n. ana thi- morn
s returns to Superintendent Murray will he jahuiacd
In "A new book. ~ tie Chief Clerks office Inc new
directory OF police stations according TO the numbers O"
the prccn Il Is as follows:
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Total 10y tie yea
The sales Of bonds were IA follows:
The total sales o, mining stocks for the year were
Il InIlnsNs

The clearing department has worked satisfactorily aud
tnc new year the clearance charge vail
be reduced one tilId.
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80, -, IN f.vDr MI ihr olIv...... 800 lU'b !
49, lnllnMlng nre thc slalIsLIc. oi the shcr

The following are the statistics of the Sheriff" once
ton,!ctiop, from December l. $3.50. to Nov nlb"r l.
ssG Al 400 pri conveyed to sing sing from January
i.sG n, December - 1>S0 ncndrg az NE pr n'i-
,1o pI-ouct. conveyed fom Cy PRISON 10 ftnIen'iay.
g. a., w,,l'r Island 40 Eciu~e, Randall isah' lIoh
lnr.lrry l. l~-. Dr'emlcr !, lH''i 100 ,Jl
iTwn nom January t. 1926 10 December ~ ,H'n %
80 rf Arrest Drpirtmcnt- osscs issued lh'Inllhf
crdrt- oil arrest Attachments eNroulMns agSihHl t P'Sn
mn turuia gl3 arrests nric 'O2. cases Wll"iaN
II a-c, pending. -, commenced against ile 0h'I'" 30
"a >, ',l' ia oI,.r o ARES, cases toaO, Sl3O1,ODo
rr " IL It against tho sheriff Us buits ioi to%urc Oh
property. =,
r, foIloyIng /. an abstract OF the work done In tho
NJ .l...I H.. | =
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wish interfere with the force required perform prop
ery the work OF the Office II Is not likely that tho work
ing force will be largely increased
The amount allowed by the Board OF Estimate for the
expenses OF the Office for the present year IS only
htte more than was paid by Register Reilly dur
ing last year, when 1t fee office. and all the ex-
penses were paid by the Register There were many
callers on the pew Register. including most Of the Tam
many and County Democracy leaders who had paid their
respects TO the new Mayor in the City Hall
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.rh. Marnr. Mnr.hnls Rnrcau dnIing the ycnr tranl

The Mayors Mnrshals Bureau during the year trans
acted the following business Num6croi licenses Issued,
J32iJ Paid to the ciy Tcasury-log licenses, co-io'
sundry licenses si7.93i 20; paid To sinking iuii"'
sty 100 30. Total amount IecoiI al. al lD,-30 3D. .
1he Department ~ Public Works reports thi.
100000 900 gallons ct water were furnished tho cry ny
the rotor Aaucduct and Bronx River during TIE year
There twenty 1--we miles of water mains inil hnn
200 water meters placed I'm position; S7l3l2b IL was
cA,uded for lamps gus and electric lighting for street
ana lamp signs II Osi 80 paid 10000 feet OF gas
maiuA laid. and 643 lamps erected 1900 fcct OF
ers built 2.iiO sewer basins aud 1921 feet of
cleaned - 4s6 square yards OF new pave,
ment laid, l3O,s3S yards tpavcd. ana 23o,ooo
yards repaired 1878 lire hydranta l47l leaks and
breaks In ppes aud 223 public drinking fountains were
rcunir,d In the Bureau Of Incumbranc
1888 10 was received from tho owners
OF redeemed goods, and $3.50 20 from sales or
unredeeined goods. In the Bureau OF street Improve
ments 81 1888 yards OF earth and l4l 453 yards OF rock
were excavated l54O s5 yards OF ng were furnished;
81 ss 1872 81 received Tor Croon water rents ana
S8b5 900 by measurements $ll7OA1 o. VI watef
rents are still In arrears .
The Board OF Excise reports that during the year onding
December 2e there 90S reccyed and
1870 licenses issued for which Tb3o $50 collected
81 he NcSpsss ssued within that time o,b5s were Asuod
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Council Proceedings.

Council Chamber, Oct. 4, 1887.
Council met at 1870 p. NJ. Present,
Aldermen Day, Foster, Pratt and Lien.
The following bills were allowed;
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1t is an acknowledged fact that there
is about as much fun to the square
inch in the people of River Falls when
once fully stirred up as can be found
anywhere. Those who witnessed the
ball game between the fats and leans
last Friday win unanimously vote In
the Affirmative on this proposition and
all that is needful to convince the in
credulous of the fact is for them to at
tend the game Saturday. IL there is
any real guifaw in persons nature
il will come TO the surface and explode
like barrel of firecrackers 10 see the
leans strike out for first base on the
least prov0cation, and paw the air and
kick up green sward on the home run
when the ball is on long journey TO
the remote corners of the field. But
if the risibles seem dormant and in
active at this oft repeated scene, they
will bubble up like soda water when
the Fats perform their feats of lofty
tumbling, by falling down and step
ping on themselves without cause or
provocation. And again, the contrast
between the solemn gravity and dry
rigidity of the countenanceS of the
Leans, and the perspiring radience
which lights up the physiogs of the
Fats like the glow of a full moon after
chilly wet spell, will hit the fun
fountain of any admirer of Dickens
and cause him to swash over in spite
of mate piety. The game was played
with vim, every man bent on having
and making all the fun possible, and
all who saw it declare they never had
On much finn for IN cents since they
were born. The Leans were fairly de-
feated, but believing in their ability
to lay out the Fats, have challenged
them to try it again. The challenge
has been accepted, and at 2 O'Clock
P. NJ. Saturday the battle will be re-
peated. The proceeds will be expend-
ed for the benefit of the poor. Get
there everybody.
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CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

Having seen a challenge from the
Leans to play them again, which indi-
Gates that they still retain some con-
ceit as TO their ability to play the game
of the forefathers, and and feeling
that it is our duty to take that remain
ing concept out of them lest they be-
come vain and pulled up, we accept
their challenge with all its conditions,
in the full enjoyment of confidence in
our ability to continue the Growing.
By order of the Fats.
j. ID. WEEKS, Captain.
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IFirst duplication Sent. Is, 1881.


CTATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court foI
- Pierce County. In the matter Of the guar.
dianship of Ida lsaacson, minor heir of GundeI
IsaacsoI, deceased. In Probate,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of license made ia said
matter ON the 18th day of September. A. ID. 1887,
the undersigned, Anne IsaacsOn, guardian OF
said Ida lsaaeson, Will on the l4th day Of Octo-
ber A. ID. 1887, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the resi-
dence of said Anne IsaacsOn in the village OF
FL Paso in Pierce county, Wisconsin. offer fOI
sale at public auction, the following described
land situated in the county of Pierce and state
OF Wisconsin, to-wit: The northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter anC the west half of the
northwest quarter of the 81 uthwest quarter OF
section i've (5l, in townsnip twetlly-slX (26),
north of rage sixteen q west.
The terms OF sale viii be one-f0urth of the
purchase price to be paid in cash on delivery OF
guardians deed, aud the balance Of three
fOurths on three years time with interest al the
rate OF eight per cent. per annum.
Dated September l4th A. ID. 1887.
2l-4w ANNE IsAAcsoN Guardian.
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let that cold of yours run ON. You
think it is light thing. But it may
run on into catarrh. Or into pneumo-
mia. Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia
is dangerous. Consumption is death
itself.
The breathing apparatus must be
healthy and clear of all distractions
and offensive matter. Otherwise there
is trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tnbes and lungs
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured
by the use Of Boschee's German Syrup.
If you don't know this already, thous-
ands and thousands of people can tell
you. They have been cured by it, and
know how it is. themselves. Bottle
only rs cents. Ask any druggist.
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